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Solicitation Number F16SOL1004 is hereby amended as follows:

A. Section J shall be amended by the addition of the following attachment:

J.14 Hazmat Report, Dated June 20, 2016

J.15 Company Experience form

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COMPANY EXPERIENCE

1. CONTRACT INFORMATION

A. Name and Location of Project:

B. Contract Number:

C. Description of Project:

D. Owner's Name, Address, Telephone Number, Person-to-Contact

E. Architect or Owner Representative, Person-to-Contact, Addresses, Telephone Numbers

F. Scope of Offeror's Work and Extent of Project Involvement:

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COMPANY EXPERIENCE

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G. Original Completion Date:

H. Actual Completion Date:

J. Explanation of Any Time Extensions

K. Original Contract Amount:

L. Actual Contract Amount:

M. Percentage of Non-Owner Initiated Change Orders:

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1331 Ashton Road P.O. Box 646 Hanover, MD 21076 410-684-3327 FAX: 410-684-3384

Environmental, Health & Safety

June 20, 2016

Marc Muller Smithsonian Institution, NZP 3000 Block Connecticut Ave, NW Washington, D.C. 20008

RE: Asbestos containing material (ACM) and lead-based paint (LBP) inspection of the

National Zoological Park (NZP) Police Station located at 3001 Connecticut Avenue, NW, Washington, D.C.

AMA Job#: 16333 SI Contract #: F11CC10170/F15CW10396

Dear Mr. Muller:

Per your request, Aerosol Monitoring & Analysis, Inc. (AMA), representatives Mr. Gary Urban and Mr. Jorge Lopez were on-site on June 8-9, 2016, to conduct an asbestos containing material (ACM) and lead-based paint (LBP) inspection of the National Zoological Park, Police Station addressed as 3001 Connecticut Avenue, NW in Washington, D.C. The purpose of the inspection was to determine the presence quantity and location of asbestos materials that are to be impacted during upcoming renovations as well as determine the presence of LBP throughout the building. Mr.

Urban and Mr. Lopez are EPA Accredited Asbestos Inspectors and Licensed Lead Inspector/Risk Assessor in the District of Columbia.

Asbestos Containing Materials

While on-site Mr. Urban and Mr. Lopez collected forty-three (43) samples of the accessible suspect materials including: white pipe seam sealant, black duct gasket mastic, floor tile (various types) and associated mastics, white sink undercoating, terrazzo flooring, air cell pipe insulation, black floor mastic barrier, blown-in insulation, beam over spray, black metal duct mastic, gypsum roof panels, attic perimeter felt paper, and window caulk and glazing. Bulk sampling was limited to those accessible materials not identified in previous documentation.

Bulk-samples were collected with a utility knife, which was driven through the suspect material to the substrate so as to obtain a sample containing all discrete layers. The samples were then placed in "whirl-pak" bags and assigned unique identifiers that were recorded on the bag and the bulk survey sampling sheets.

Samples were submitted to AMA Analytical Services, Inc. in Lanham, Maryland. Samples of bulk material were analyzed using PLM following the EPA Method 600/R-93/116. PLM is an optical microscopic technique used to distinguish the different types of asbestos fibers by their shape and unique optical properties. The technique is based on observing the refraction of light from the various crystalline asbestos structures and identifying the

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AMA Analytical Services, Inc. is a participant in the U.S. Department of Commerce, National Institute of Standards and Technology through the National Voluntary Laboratory Accreditation Program (NVLAP) for Bulk Asbestos Analysis, NVLAP No.

1143 and accreditation by the American Industrial Hygiene Association (#8863).

Based on the laboratory results, 5 of the forty-three (43) samples collected contained >1% asbestos.

ACM

*12”x12” Brown floor tile located throughout the first floor of the building *Terrazzo flooring located in room 208 (reception desk and main entrance foyer) *Flexible duct connectors (cloth vibration isolators) located within the attic space *Pipe Insulation on floor of mechanical pipe chase 200M1 in men’s bathroom

Assumed ACM *Metal Fire Doors (throughout Bldg) *Pipe/fitting Insulation on Steam Line west wall penetrations of mechanical room *Pipe/fitting insulation assumed present within original wall cavities *Spline Ceiling Tile Mastic

Lead Based Paint

The inspection for lead based paint at the property was performed with a Niton XLp 300A X-Ray Fluorescence (XRF) lead-based paint analyzer, Serial #93050. This XRF contains a small Cadmium 109 radioactive source that releases radiation when the instrument is pressed flatly against a surface and the operator engages the trigger. If the paint contains lead, the radiation will stimulate the lead atoms to re-emit x-rays that are sensed by a detector in the unit. The XRF then converts these signals to a final reading in milligrams of lead per square centimeter of surface area (mg/cm2). The Niton XRF is capable of achieving a ninety-five percent (95%) confidence level in the readings.

Calibration of the Niton XLp was conducted in accordance with the manufacturer’s instructions. Prior to obtaining readings from suspect surfaces, three (3) calibration readings taken in K+ L Mode were performed on a calibration sheet and recorded. The calibration film used contains approximately 1.0 mg/cm2. Calibration checks were performed prior to and at the end of the inspection.

The XLp features two modes of operation when in use: K+L Mode and Standard Mode.

K+L Mode is a quantitative analysis, which allows you to determine the statistical confidence of the reading to a 95% confidence level while allowing you to test longer. As stated in the XRF Performance Characteristics Sheet (PCS), Edition No. 1, developed under a contract with the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD), no substrate correction is needed when the XRF is in the K+L Mode. The K+L Mode was used during the course of the inspection.

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Seventy-eight (78) XRF readings, not including calibrations, were collected from suspect lead containing paints or surface coatings throughout the property. Of the 78 XRF readings, 12 readings were found to be >1.0 mg/cm2, which is the amount identified as lead containing according to the District of Columbia Regulation of Lead-Based Paint Activities, DCMR Title 20, Chapter 33. Please refer to the attached Table II for specific LBP testing results.

In general, LBP was identified on the following building components:

• White wood window frames (interior of old windows)

• White porcelain urinal (public restrooms)

• White porcelain toilet (public restrooms)

• Tan wood window frames (exterior of old windows)

• Tan metal windows (exterior of old windows)

• Gray metal Lintel (exterior windows/doors)

• White metal electrical panel (holding cell)

• White metal conduit (holding cell)

Polychlorinated Biphenyl’s

Small capacitors and fluorescent light ballasts manufactured after 1978 have been labeled "NO PCB's" by the manufacturers. Prior to 1978, small capacitors and fluorescent light ballasts were not labeled as to whether they contained PCBs; therefore, all unlabeled capacitors and ballasts were assumed to contain PCBs.

AMA performed a visual evaluation of representative light fixture ballasts utilizing a random selection method. Any ballast absent of the “No PCB’s” label is assumed to contain PCBs.

The ballasts observed by AMA at the time of the inspection contained the “NO PCB” label.

However, as some of the ballasts were inaccessible at the time of the inspection, each light fixture should be inspected and appropriately disposed of during renovation/ demolition activities. AMA identified approximately 118 light ballasts throughout the NZP Police Station space.

Mercury Vapor Lamps

Reportable quantities of mercury are often found in fluorescent lamps/ bulbs and thermostats. Because of this, the fluorescent lamps/bulbs found in the NZP Police Station, should be considered a hazardous waste for mercury under the Resource Conservation and Recovery Act (RCRA); 40 CFR 261. Based on the observations at the site, it was determined that there are approximately 332 fluorescent lamps located throughout the NZP Police Station. Unless Toxic Characteristic Leachate Procedure (TCLP) testing for mercury is performed, the light tubes located within the NZP Police Station should be assumed to exceed the regulatory limit of 0.2 milligrams per liter for mercury. These tubes/bulbs must be disposed of as mercury containing waste unless testing proves otherwise.

Conclusions

Asbestos and lead were identified throughout the police station building, and trained and licensed asbestos/lead abatement personnel must be utilized for the disturbance of those materials identified as a result of renovation or demolition.

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Under EPA/District of Columbia/ OSHA Asbestos regulations (EPA NESHAP 40 CFR Part 61, District of Columbia Title 20 DCMR, OSHA Asbestos in Construction 29 CFR 1926.1101), asbestos materials must be removed, if disturbance by renovation or demolition is required. If the materials are not disturbed, removal is not required.

The lead based paint identified throughout the building in the form of wood and metal window systems (older windows), metal window and door lentils, (original) metal electrical panels and associated metal conduits, and porcelain urinals and toilets throughout the building will likely be disturbed by renovation. Lead trained personnel utilizing appropriate work practices, engineering controls, PPE and disposal would be required in accordance with OSHA Lead in Construction 29 CFR 1926.62, EPA 40 CFR 745 and 40 CFR 260-279.

Lastly, all work must be conducted in accordance with the standards established under the Smithsonian Institution guidelines and project specifications. When a regulation or specification overlaps, the more stringent will apply.

The attached Table III contains a room-by-room ACM and LBP inventory. Also attached are copies of the field data sheets/chain of custody and laboratory analysis certificate.

If you have any additional questions please contact our office.

Sincerely, Gary L. Urban, CHMM Vice President, Consulting Services

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TABLE I

Suspect ACM Bulk Sample Table

Smithsonian Institution National Zoological Park (NZP) Police Station

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Table I - 1

Sample Number Material Description Sample Location Analytical Result

% Asbestos

16333 01 White pipe seam sealant

Mechanical room (100M1), northwest end, low pressure steam pipes

No Asbestos Detected

16333 02 White pipe seam sealant

Mechanical room (100M1), northeast end, low pressure steam pipes

No Asbestos Detected

16333 03 Black duct gasket mastic Mechanical room

(100M1), south side, upstairs HVAC unit

No Asbestos Detected

16333 04 Black duct gasket mastic

Mechanical room (100M1), south side, south wall duct junction

No Asbestos Detected

16333 05 12"x12" White floor tile Room 107 (AMA 3), along south wall, southwest corner

No Asbestos Detected

16333 06 Tan / Brown floor tile mastic Room 107 (AMA 3), along south wall, southwest corner

No Asbestos Detected

16333 07 12"x12" Tan / white mottled floor tile

Room 108 (AMA 4), along west wall at southwest column

No Asbestos Detected

16333 08 Tan / Brown floor tile mastic Room 108 (AMA 4), along west wall at southwest column

No Asbestos Detected

16333 09 White sink undercoating Room 108 (AMA 4), along north wall No Asbestos Detected

16333 10 12"x12" Brown floor tile Room 116/123 (AMA 8), along west wall, at closet threshold

2% Chrysotile

16333 11 12"x12" White floor tile Room 122 (AMA 10), at northwest corner No Asbestos Detected

16333 12 Tan / Brown floor tile mastic Room 122 (AMA 10), at northwest corner No Asbestos Detected

16333 13 12"x12" Pink floor tile Room 105 (AMA 15), in southwest corner of room No Asbestos Detected

16333 14 Tan / Brown floor tile mastic Room 100L4 (AMA 16), on floor of toilet stall No Asbestos Detected

16333 15 12"x12" Brown floor tile Stairwell 100S1

(AMA 21), northeast corner of spiral staircase 2% Chrysotile

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Number Material Description Sample Location Analytical Result

% Asbestos

16333 16 Tan / Brown floor tile mastic Stairwell 100S1 (AMA 21), northeast corner of spiral staircase No Asbestos Detected

16333 17 12"x12" Taupe floor tile Closet 210 (AMA 25), northwest corner of closet No Asbestos Detected

16333 18 Black floor tile mastic Closet 210 (AMA 25), northwest corner of closet No Asbestos Detected

16333 19 12"x12" Taupe floor tile Closet 203 (AMA 27), northwest corner of closet No Asbestos Detected

16333 20 Black floor tile mastic Closet 210 (AMA 25), northwest corner of closet No Asbestos Detected

16333 21 Terrazzo flooring Room 208 (AMA 26), underneath counter

200C1, west side 2% Chrysotile

16333 22 Terrazzo flooring Room 208 (AMA 26), west side doorway at west wall 2% Chrysotile

16333 23 Air cell pipe insulation Mechanical chase

200M1 (AMA 30),

southwest corner, TSI on floor

30% Chrysotile

16333 24 Black floor mastic barrier Mechanical chase

200M1 (AMA 30),

along east wall No Asbestos Detected

16333 25 Black floor mastic barrier Mechanical chase 200M1 (AMA 30) No Asbestos Detected

16333 26 Black metal duct mastic Attic space, middle west duct line, above wood walkway

No Asbestos Detected

16333 27 Black metal duct mastic Attic space, middle east duct line, above wood walkway

No Asbestos Detected

16333 28 Beam spray insulation Attic space, on structural steel at attic floor

No Asbestos Detected

16333 29 Beam spray insulation Attic space, on structural steel at attic floor

No Asbestos Detected

16333 30 Beam spray insulation Attic space, on structural steel at attic floor

No Asbestos Detected

16333 31 Blown-In insulation Attic space, northeast area at attic floor No Asbestos Detected*

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Number Material Description Sample Location Analytical Result

% Asbestos

16333 32 Blown-In insulation Attic space, south central area at attic floor

No Asbestos Detected*

16333 33 Blown-In insulation Attic space, northwest area at attic floor No Asbestos Detected

16333 34 Gypsum panel Attic space, northwest area, at middle walkway

No Asbestos Detected

16333 35 Gypsum panel Attic space, northwest area, at middle walkway

No Asbestos Detected

16333 36 Perimeter felt paper Attic space, along south wall, at middle of area

No Asbestos Detected

16333 37 Window glazing Exterior west side, at southwest window No Asbestos Detected

16333 38 Window glazing Exterior west side, at middle south window No Asbestos Detected

16333 39 Window caulk Exterior west side, at southwest window No Asbestos Detected

16333 40 Window caulk Exterior west side, at middle north window No Asbestos Detected

16333 41 Window caulk Exterior south side, southeast window No Asbestos Detected

16333 42 Door caulk Exterior east side, south door No Asbestos Detected

16334 43 12"x12" Red / Pink floor tile Foyer 100C7, at northeast corner No Asbestos Detected

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TABLE II

Lead Based Paint Results

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TABLE II - 1

Number Location Color Component Substrate

Test Result/ mg/cm2

11 2nd Floor women restroom White Window frame Wood 2.2 14 2nd Floor women restroom White Window frame Wood 1.5 15 2nd Floor women restroom White Window frame Wood 1.6 23 2nd Floor locker room 204 White Window frame Wood 2.1 32 2nd Floor men's restroom White Urinal Porcelain 6.4 33 2nd Floor men's restroom White Toilet Porcelain 4.9 36 Exterior west side Tan Window frame Wood 12.5 37 Exterior west side Tan Window Metal 3.6 38 Exterior west side Tan Window Metal 3.6 51 Exterior east side Gray Door lintel Metal 8.7 56 1st Floor room 122 (holding cell) White Electrical panel Metal 1.5 57 1st Floor room 122 (holding cell) White Conduit Metal 2

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Table III HAZMAT Inventory Table

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Table III - 1

Material Description Location Hazardous Material

Content Approximate

Quantity Units Comments

AMA Area 01 Mechanical Room 100M1

Pipe insulation Along west wall steam line penetrations Assumed ACM 3 Pipe

Penetrations 1 @ 12" Diameter 1 @ 18" Diameter 1 @ 24" Diameter

Metal fire door Along east wall Assumed ACM 3 Doors 3 @ 3'x7' Metal doors

Fluorescent light ballasts Throughout Polychlorinated

Biphenyl 4 Ballasts

Fluorescent light tubes Throughout Mercury Vapor Lamp 8 Tubes

AMA Area 02 Foyer 100C4 Metal fire door North wall Assumed ACM 1 Door 1 @ 3'x7' Door Fluorescent light ballasts Throughout Polychlorinated Biphenyl 2 Ballasts

Fluorescent light tubes Throughout Mercury Vapor Lamp 4 Tubes

AMA Area 03 Room 107 Metal fire door West Wall Assumed ACM 1 Door 1 @ 3'x7' Door Fluorescent light ballasts Throughout Polychlorinated Biphenyl 2 Ballasts

Fluorescent light tubes Throughout Mercury Vapor Lamp 4 Tubes

AMA Area 04 Room 108 Kitchen / Lounge Fluorescent light ballasts Throughout Polychlorinated Biphenyl 2 Ballasts

Fluorescent light tubes Throughout Mercury Vapor Lamp 4 Tubes

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Description Location Hazardous Material

Content Approximate

Quantity Units Comments

AMA Area 05 Corridor 100C3 Fluorescent light ballasts Throughout Polychlorinated Biphenyl 4 Ballasts

Fluorescent light tubes Throughout Mercury Vapor Lamp 16 Tubes

AMA Area 06 Restroom 100L2 Metal fire door North wall Assumed ACM 1 Door 1 @ 3'x7' Door Fluorescent light ballasts Throughout Polychlorinated Biphenyl 1 Ballasts

Fluorescent light tubes Throughout Mercury Vapor Lamp 4 Tubes

AMA Area 07 Corridor 100C2/100C5 12"x12" Brown floor tile Throughout 2% Chrysotile 175 SF

Fluorescent light ballasts Throughout Polychlorinated

Biphenyl 3 Ballasts

Fluorescent light tubes Throughout Mercury Vapor Lamp 12 Tubes

AMA Area 08 Rooms 116/123 12"x12" Brown floor tile Throughout 2% Chrysotile 308 SF

Fluorescent light ballasts Throughout Polychlorinated

Biphenyl 4 Ballasts

Fluorescent light tubes Throughout Mercury Vapor Lamp 8 Tubes

AMA Area 09 100L5 Storage Closet Metal fire door West wall Assumed ACM 1 Door 1 @ 3'x7' Door

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Content Approximate

Quantity Units Comments

Spline ceiling tile mastic Throughout ceiling Assumed ACM 30 SF Assumed present

AMA Area 10 Room 122 (Holding Cell) Holding Cell Spline ceiling tile mastic Throughout ceiling Assumed ACM 60 SF Assumed present

Fluorescent light ballasts Throughout Polychlorinated

Biphenyl 1 Ballasts

Fluorescent light tubes Throughout Mercury Vapor Lamp 2 Tubes

Metal electrical panel East wall Lead Based Paint 1 Panel 1 @ 2'x3' Panel

Metal conduit East wall Lead Based Paint 5 LF AMA Area 11 Corridor 100C2/100C6

Fluorescent light ballasts Throughout Polychlorinated

Biphenyl 3 Ballasts

Fluorescent light tubes Throughout Mercury Vapor Lamp 6 Tubes

AMA Area 12 Room 121 Fluorescent light ballasts Throughout Polychlorinated Biphenyl 2 Ballasts

Fluorescent light tubes Throughout Mercury Vapor Lamp 8 Tubes

AMA Area 13 Room 117 Fluorescent light ballasts Throughout Polychlorinated Biphenyl 2 Ballasts

Fluorescent light tubes Throughout Mercury Vapor Lamp 8 Tubes

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Content Approximate

Quantity Units Comments

AMA Area 14 Foyer 100C7

Fluorescent light ballasts Throughout Polychlorinated

Biphenyl 1 Ballasts

Fluorescent light tubes Throughout Mercury Vapor Lamp 2 Tubes

AMA Area 15 Room 104 Fluorescent light ballasts Throughout Polychlorinated Biphenyl 4 Ballasts

Fluorescent light tubes Throughout Mercury Vapor Lamp 16 Tubes

AMA Area 16 Rooms 114/100L4 12"x12" Brown floor tile Throughout 2% Chrysotile 272 SF

Fluorescent light ballasts Throughout Polychlorinated

Biphenyl 4 Ballasts

Fluorescent light tubes Throughout Mercury Vapor Lamp 16 Tubes

AMA Area 17 Room 112 Telecommunications Room

Fluorescent light ballasts Throughout Polychlorinated

Biphenyl 1 Ballasts

Fluorescent light tubes Throughout Mercury Vapor Lamp 2 Tubes

AMA Area 18 Room 100M2 Ammunitions Room Fluorescent light ballasts Throughout Polychlorinated Biphenyl 2 Ballasts

Fluorescent light

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Content Approximate

Quantity Units Comments

AMA Area 19 Rooms 113/100L3 12"x12" Brown floor tile Throughout 2% Chrysotile 200 SF

Fluorescent light ballasts Throughout Polychlorinated

Biphenyl 4 Ballasts

Fluorescent light tubes Throughout Mercury Vapor Lamp 16 Tubes

AMA Area 20 Health Suite Fluorescent light ballasts Throughout all rooms Polychlorinated Biphenyl 16 Ballasts Multiple rooms

Fluorescent light tubes Throughout all rooms Mercury Vapor Lamp 64 Tubes Multiple rooms

AMA Area 21 100S1 Lower Spiral Staircase

12"x12" Brown floor tile Throughout 2% Chrysotile 20 SF

Fluorescent light ballasts Throughout Polychlorinated

Biphenyl 2 Ballasts

Fluorescent light tubes Throughout Mercury Vapor Lamp 4 Tubes

AMA Area 22 Room 207

Fluorescent light ballasts Throughout Polychlorinated

Biphenyl 2 Ballasts

Fluorescent light tubes Throughout Mercury Vapor Lamp 4 Tubes

AMA Area 23 Room 206 Metal fire door East wall Assumed ACM 1 Door 1 @ 3'x7' Door

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Content Approximate

Quantity Units Comments

Fluorescent light ballasts Throughout Polychlorinated

Biphenyl 1 Ballasts

Fluorescent light tubes Throughout Mercury Vapor Lamp 4 Tubes

AMA Area 24 Room 205 Fluorescent light ballasts Throughout Polychlorinated Biphenyl 1 Ballasts

Fluorescent light tubes Throughout Mercury Vapor Lamp 4 Tubes

AMA Area 25 Rooms 209/210 Fluorescent light ballasts Throughout Polychlorinated Biphenyl 2 Ballasts

Fluorescent light tubes Throughout Mercury Vapor Lamp 8 Tubes

AMA Area 26 Rooms 208/200C1 Terrazzo flooring Throughout under carpet 2% Chrysotile 240 SF Fluorescent light ballasts Throughout Polychlorinated Biphenyl 6 Ballasts

Fluorescent light tubes Throughout Mercury Vapor Lamp 6 Tubes

AMA Area 27 Rooms 201/203 Metal fire door North wall Assumed ACM 1 Door 1 @ 3'x7' Door Fluorescent light ballasts Throughout Polychlorinated Biphenyl 2 Ballasts

Fluorescent light

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Content Approximate

Quantity Units Comments

AMA Area 28 2nd Floor Main Entrance Foyer

12"x12" Brown floor tile Throughout 2% Chrysotile 60 SF

Terrazzo flooring Throughout 2% Chrysotile 240 SF Fluorescent light ballasts Throughout Polychlorinated Biphenyl 2 Ballasts

Fluorescent light tubes Throughout Mercury Vapor Lamp 2 Tubes

AMA Area 29 Rooms 200C2/204 Men's Staff Lockers Fluorescent light ballasts Throughout Polychlorinated Biphenyl 7 Ballasts

Fluorescent light tubes Throughout Mercury Vapor Lamp 22 Tubes

AMA Area 30 Mechanical Chase 200M1 Men's Restroom Air cell pipe insulation Southwest corner on floor 30% Chrysotile 2 LF

AMA Area 31 Men's Restroom 200L3

Fluorescent light ballasts Throughout Polychlorinated

Biphenyl 12 Ballasts

Fluorescent light tubes Throughout Mercury Vapor Lamp 24 Tubes

Porcelain urinals & toilets Throughout Lead Containing

Coating

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Content Approximate

Quantity Units Comments

AMA Area 32 Mechanical Chase 200M4 Men's Restroom No hazardous material identified

AMA Area 33 Women's Restroom 200L4

Fluorescent light ballasts Throughout Polychlorinated

Biphenyl 19 Ballasts

Fluorescent light tubes Throughout Mercury Vapor Lamp 38 Tubes

Porcelain urinals & toilets Throughout Lead Containing

Coating

AMA Area 34 Mechanical Chase 200M7 Women's Restroom No hazardous materials identified

AMA Area 35 Attic

Cloth vibration isolators

East and west sides of attic 20-25% Chrysotile 3 Isolators Versar 1993 Inspection

Report

AMA Area 36 Exterior West

Metal & wood window systems Older windows throughout Lead Based Paint 4 Window

Systems

3 @ 3'x10' 1 @ 3-1/2' x 5-1/2' Metal windows & associated wood frames

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Content Approximate

Quantity Units Comments

AMA Area 37 Exterior South

Metal & wood window systems Older windows throughout Lead Based Paint 6 Window

Systems

3 @ 3'x10' 1 @ 3-1/2' x 5-1/2' Metal windows & associated wood frames

AMA Area 38 Exterior East

Metal & wood window systems Older windows throughout Lead Based Paint 4 Window

Systems

3 @ 3'x10' 1 @ 3-1/2' x 5-1/2' Metal windows & associated wood frames

AMA Area 39 Exterior North No hazardous materials identified

Note: Pipe and fitting insulation is potentially located within the west perimeter walls and interior original wall chases associated with steam pipe lines and domestic hot and cold water pipe lines. This insulation is potentially located in multiple original wall areas throughout the building.

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